It is this time of year where we are so grateful for our families and friends. We can celebrate Christmas and see in the New Year surrounded by those we love and cherish. That being said it is also a time for many families to remember those who are not with them. Those who have… Continue reading Friends lost and why change is needed so desperately
Blog Posts
Cards written and sent, presents wrapped and…
repeat prescription ordered as well as any added extras you might need over the Festive period. It is this time of year your routine gets thrown out of whack. I find my repeat prescription is done every 2 months but normally at the start of the month...so come Christmastime and New Year I need to… Continue reading Cards written and sent, presents wrapped and…
Taking action- when, what and why??
When illness strikes it is never at a time that suits you. It can't be scheduled into your diary when you have a few days off. In fact quite the opposite- things normally happen when you have loads of stuff on and events you are looking forward to!! This is what is happening right now!!… Continue reading Taking action- when, what and why??
Guest Blog from fellow brittle asthmatic BeckyG
Continuing with my guest blogs Becky has very kindly agreed to write a wee bit about her experience with brittle asthma but also what she has done for Asthma UK as a result of it. I have known Becky for a number of years but have only met once and that was in the respiratory… Continue reading Guest Blog from fellow brittle asthmatic BeckyG
Your Boss, you, occupational health and asthma!
In this blog I openly talk about my asthma and how it effects me. The highs and lows and everything in between. One thing I am not so good at though is actually talking in real life about my asthma. I can do the factual stuff...what my meds are, what my pf is, my symptoms… Continue reading Your Boss, you, occupational health and asthma!
Grandpa
Today I feel ready to share the work of one of the strongest men I know. My grandpa on my Dad's side died 3 years ago today. We were always very close and I loved him dearly.We nursed him at home in his own bed. When he died it was strange. I almost had a… Continue reading Grandpa
Whats the point in taking the inhalers and pills….
Compliance with a medication regime whatever your condition is a really hard task to master. Anyone who says they always take their medication and never forget or skip doses is lying to themselves. We all miss doses here and there for a huge number of both legitimate reasons and those not so legitimate. I can… Continue reading Whats the point in taking the inhalers and pills….
Guest blog from my friend, team mate and newly diagnosed asthmatic!!!
For my second guest blog I asked my friend and team mate from Capital Lacrosse club if she would like to take part in my little project showing how asthma effects all manner of different people. Laura has recently been diagnosed with asthma and has taken it in her stride. It was great to ask… Continue reading Guest blog from my friend, team mate and newly diagnosed asthmatic!!!
Guest Blog from Kerri (www.kerriontheprairies.com)
I was very fortunate to come across Kerri a fellow asthmatic but across the pond in Canada!! Kerri inspired me to write my blog about living with asthma, the pros and cons!! Kerri also coined the phrase "badassmatic" which I love. It is such a good word as we kick asthmas butt!!! Kerri has taught… Continue reading Guest Blog from Kerri (www.kerriontheprairies.com)
Primary Care
With the current climate within the NHS primary care is having  bigger and bigger place in the management of chronic conditions. Many people rely on their GP for most of their care and support. There is not enough staff to support all those who need it but there are those GPs and nurses who will… Continue reading Primary Care
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